Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-02
LOCAL AND OTmRR sUrs.
from u Note.bOOk Of che
s~ensinel's Reporter.


Mike Ahearn is In town.
There are 1876, 900 old soldiers in tn,
State Of Kansas.
Gov. Bartlett, OF California, is improv
ing rapidly of late.
Don McNicol returned from Taylor on
Thursday evening.
Miss Maud Rives has gone on q visit to
Mrs. j. l.. Fast OF Palisade.
Jeff Dawes says he didn't write that let.
ter about the rebel flags.
Manuel Joseph died at the Insane
Asylum, Reno, last Sunday.
Corn seven feet in hight is reported
down in the Inyo country.
In the United States there is iron In
twenty.three different States.
The loser Of q Postofice key can find 1t
by calling at the SENTINEL Office.
The San Francisco Stock Board id.
journed yesterday until The 9Th instant.
Capt. A. D. Rock came in on the White
Pine stage from Hamilton on Thursday
evening.
The Denver Chamber OF Commerce has
decided to raise S35, 900 to prospect for
natural gas.
Mrs. David Mannheim left for San Fran.
| millinery goods.
John Macksy sailed for Europe from
New York on yesterday, and will remain
three months.
It 10 reported that four feet OF solid iron
ore was recently struck in the bottom Of
the Camas No. 2, Idaho.
A chute OF ore in the Silver Conner
mine on Prospect Mountain besides silver
contents yields 30 per cent copper.
Joseph Fritz. one Of the Oldest and best
known citizens of Sacramento, died June
% after q lingering illness.
Yesterday Messrs. Redlich & Cohn were
attached by the Eureka County Bank for
S7l2, and by r. Sadler & Co. for 1929.
Mining men in Cornwall, England, are
talking about replacing old style machin-
cry with new American improvements.
Terence V. Powderly says he never re-
tires before 2 O'Clock in the morning. To
this fact he attributes. his present delicate
health.
The man who's on the ocean
And seasick In his berth
Amid the storms commotion
Is the man who want ia the earth.
II as many people go to Diamond on the
Fourth OF July as talk about going, they
will fill up all the cars that Conductor
Crowley can furnish.
Charles Marvin, superintendent OF the
Palo Alto trotting farm, was bitten
through the hand Friday by the horse
Ivanhoe.
The rain yesterday was q fine thing for
the baseball grounds at Diamond, and
will be appreciated by the players on the
Fourth of July.
Hon. Thomas Wren went down to Mt.
Hope yesterday. He tool with him the
Misses Jennie Dunkle and Halle Ford and
Master Tommy Dunkle.
The Eureka Opera House will be ap-
propriately decorated for the Rescue Hose
Company's ball, 10 take place on the even
ing OF the Fourth OF July.
Wells, Fargo d Co. yesterday shipped
seven bars Of Richmond bullion. valued al
$14,965 20. and eigh. bars Eureka Con.
bullion, valued at SIS, 791 83.
Mrs. A. d. Rock, who has been i'll lately
with heart disease, left yesterday for Salt
Lake City for change OF air, In the hope
that it will be Of benefit to her.
"Bill" Wight left yesterday for Bel
a fast, Me. He has gone back there to pry
up the sun for the boys In Eureka for
whom 1t does not rise early enough.
Harry CLARK is in from Cortez. He has
9 left school at Berkeley, CAL, and will soou
1 go to San Francisco TO study in assayine
and metallurgy under Prof. Thomas Price,
: A special meeting Of the Hooks and
knicks will be held at their hosehouse al
4 half-past 2 O'Clock this evening. AL
9 members are urgently requested to BIZ
4 present.
The San Francisco Evening In Its Oak
land society notes, referring to Summer
q pleasure jaunts. says: Miss Alice johnson
: has joined the merry Tramps" a
Boulder Greek.
Work on the Panama Canal ia said TO b,
almost ct q standstill. The Director Gen
eral and two other officers have gone Il
q France, 1t is thought, 20 stimulate affair
/. on the isthmus.
There will be q meeting OF the Italo
/ Swiss Society at 2 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. AS business Of importance il
to be transacted, o full attendance IL
. earnestly requested.
Stated communication Of Eureka Lodg,
o NO. IL, +. d A. NJ, will be held thi
Q Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Al
I Master Masons In good standing are cor
daily invited to attend.
Q The Reno Fourth Of July Commute
t has unanimously decided 10 turn over !
the sufferers by the late Gould Il Curr
r fre, all funds left over after paying al
legitimate expenses Of the celebration.
The Ogden Daily News has been ON %
market for sale for a month or more: We
= no purchaser appeared, and the manage
I ment determined TO suspend publication
| The suspension was TO have taken plac
, yesterday.
Messrs. Baker d Wines. attorneys 70
Il Arthur Mathawaop no tbn mtI.c p.-